Mary Clare Jalonick

Trump bans Raul Castro and his children from coming to U.S.

September 27, 2019 By Mark Gruenberg

The move may be largely for Trump’s political purposes— to bolster his re-election effort and distract from the impeachment inquiry engulfing his administration.

For 28th consecutive year, Cuba prepares to indict U.S. blockade at United Nations

September 25, 2019 By W. T. Whitney, Jr.

The sequence of a Cuban report, a vote at the U.N., and a few news reports is repetitive enough to be dismissed as routine business. But there’s nothing commonplace about the U.S. blockade.

Why Trump has failed at regime change in Venezuela

September 10, 2019 By John Wojcik

Growing support in the U.S. for socialism hasn’t made the latest attacks on that country any easier.

U.S.’ claims of innocence in Hong Kong are fooling no one

August 21, 2019 By Ian Goodrum

Somewhere along the way, powerful government figures and capitalists realized by doing all their influencing in the open, the scandal brought by secrecy would go away.

Imperialist threats unite Venezuelan left, even as patience with Maduro wears thin

August 19, 2019 By Paul Dobson

As the battle rages to protect Venezuela’s sovereignty against U.S. imperialism, internal contradictions within the country’s transformation continue.